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A splendid collection of perfectly
tailored Winter Coats, made of the very
-_.best material, 52 to 54 inches long,
serni-fitting, neatly trimmed, a11 new
styles, Now is a good time to buy a
good coat at a low price.
rz,
The Last C 11 for
Millinery
We would like to dear out the bal'
ance of our Winter Eats Only seven
trimmed hats in. store, ) our choice Sat-
urday
Ev*nr •rEtett
A BARGAIN
PRICE
FursAbout Half Price
A gocd range Gf Furs left to choose from. We
do not want to carry them over to next season so have
made big reductions on all Furs. Here are a few of
our prices
Sable •F4carfs
Opposum Ruffs, black and brown....10.00
Isabella Fox Ruffs 15.00
Marmot Throws
I only Fur Lined Coat. No. 1 shell
No. 1 rat lining, sable collar 6o.00
1 only Fur Collared Coat, Quilted
lining, western sable collar 25000
1 only, Astrachan Coat, nice fine
curl, quilted lining 45.00
12.50
5.50
9.00
1.00
39.00
15.00
22.00
Terms Cash. One Price Only
IRWIN S
New spring GOWIS
Now • is ,the time to do the sewing for spring,
•particularly in cotton goods. In the initial del:very
in New Prints, gew Ginghams, New Chambreys,
New Wcol Delaines.
ite Goods
Cottons, Carnbrics, Nainsooks,...Lang.Clothos,
Venetian and Linen Lawn, Sziotiand-Check Muslins,
IOC, I2ic, I 5C, 20C, 25C,
Fine Wool Underwear
This department is still well stocked with In-
fant's, Children's, Men's and Ladies Underwear,
including the famous brands Zenith and Watson's
Unshrinkable and Penman's Natural Wool.
TWO Only
Tapestry Carpet Rus,large size 3x4. yards;
colors• green and red, specia'9 89,
See Our
40 inch Bleached Pillow Cotton at
We are receiving this -week a full assortment of
our beautiful 'senli-porcelain tf,ble ware to be given '
FREE TO OUR CUSTOI1ERS: • '
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. We were eerily to•hear Of tbst defes't
of,Coun'cinoe W, P. Young, not find.
.ing Any fatilt , With thoee Who ,ineve
been elected, as they may prove them. ,
selves gotid erten; but Mr, 'Young hes
endeavesed to werk, for the best in-
terests of 1 hi township, withont fear
OP 'r,OP.• Fte oely kt1 o he eleete
Tor this yearnaed the people failed to
e(), forget.tie4 how he fo t again:it
the railway, bonne: As be came 50
near.gettin " a elected, is seems a pity to
loose•sognoel a titanjust; at this junce
The annleal meeting of the Colborne
Municipal Telephone System Was held
in the tnernshire. 'hall, carte w, on
Thiersdayn the 1Sth. The report at
the commissioners ens:neat the system
tes bp ina most proepevone condition,'
the:goal; oE enstaining the system for
paet.yeav, itneeding the salary to
Central, being, •only 8186 for each
priep Ai'. f'h ere are now, 111 phones • in,
(Ind 18'41.16r/ern:era who base nett yet
put to thn'phooe, According te law
these will have to pay their share of
cost strid if they refuse to do so it will
rd of 001 1
1311iS8lOrleX'S wet 75 year
e re- s ago and 61 years
belevied an with theiv ttrxee. The was born in the ft -nye: of Groodgeoricoli moved Mune bOa
elected,' hettlely, Messrs. Forester,
th
'Walte14 and Yoeng, with his bunny ow; tc e Beyfield
line where they have resided ever
since. Besides his aced widow a fani•
ilv of nine children survive :—Mrs.
Arthur Stephenson, of the London
1. -toad : Mrs. lien Snarling, Crimbrook ;
Mrs. A.. Beacon:. Clinton ; John on Ihe
homestead ; S. C. at Luckemtv Nes
Penance: Stewart, of Stanley Mee.
John McKay, of Wolf, Seale ; Ben 00
the hoineetend : ere) Ales- Peers' Pilifti-
stee), of the London Ito td. Three last -
. intim Clerk. leis am one, soEr HIR0 ylVe -
Rdward Ri,th welt: of Clinton ; Will -
Last week D. and min, 4.4,..otit were eon, of Ethel and Thome.. of StattiEy ;
at At woo(l ; Golden and Alt s. James Little, oStLuvon town.
Weddion L-inuel and .Mes. pelton ship. Deceased was a Mettle:diet; in
Lendie end lease Wheeler, eons of
oVf ceyte.brwittit)(nr sitetetri:cv' etiltit°8:)PPbr unit 3' )IC),Pheill,Igi:be°hni",aonfral evil -415,7:8e r);„E, lje;1;0,11,rGt0e°.rhii..81.
„„eoe,.. i'lehse ofunerallaeLwwalstiicahrawealys held o ri Wed-
ere11 •
attNOdildi i 110
.1'Nvlaellacor,evpgria.1 aliclhoisstiewitiLerotil.:nrytis sahuocitiA.,vo. tierPiCe8 at the Heyfield ceinetery end
know tiwithey are prospering.. ;•
the house being conducted by Rev.
Mr. Law, The pall.bearers were the
three sons. John, Samuel and Denia.
London Road 111,13, and three sons in-law, F. Stew-
• • • art. A. Stephenson and P. Plurnsteel.
A ceigh•
load of youllg people of Thus one more pioneer has passed
the parr 1,1rie; drove over and silent away from this township.
a very enjoyable evening'. ;with. thre
younge.petepec; be tithe Road nt Mr,
and Mrs. A. t. Stevensons an Wed-
nesday eveniag. •
.and Alig. T. Liringston visit
eel at Mr. 'W. giatibrivy'a( a few da's
.this week. .
Miss L. Walelvon. who) has been
her friends !alias Read, of
town, isletisne
Mr. Witliam Grant( is moving off
:the farm this week having sold the
farm sometime ago to Mr..B. Road
cliff, • Mr, and ivirs. Grant 'will be
meseed ,the Lemdo,n. Road having
Jived here alS their lives. Wie
bensead, to hare them pay us aevisit
any timee' •
The League social. evening seas -a
rand (success. About 50' were
Ifresent.. enWe. were glad to have Air.
nnd AL.'S; 'Wheeler With us again amd
Ito have thern ging( (Dor us.
CAB.. •Geonge Tern/31414 of Verdon,
, e
Roadeliefehls Rioter.
Sh•ipleystii•its leteelei and also Mrs.
Afan., visiting! Mr. and Afre. Jos.
CBOErNOENTS
. , •
The' New.' Eras wishee to in
cvettee 155 5151) of ,cotreepotid en te
throughout the co'unty oriel, in,..•
• v i tke,.the help of tlitise *tiling •to
• eped • in from • Week to wt.:Fir, ,
iteminf neyea . in the "neighot-',•
hood; • .•. Ma ttere- of. ithesnere nee •••
:i are aleeeys' welesjines het:equally
smare ' the• 'items eelling; of ehe ,
moveinents ot ; 'people tea- end •
from the 'tonality. •• The New'Eva '
• aeks 'thaeall wilting., to heti) . in '
; the svosk, whIelf wilt benefit, thee.
locality hy bringine it nefere 't he- .
, world, write to the Edittio of,
bus New Era, wheel Supplies of ••••
paper, envelopes and poslege
will be furnished..
• klelgratee
Jarneg Wilkigeen, an old and well
known resident,' keeps very pondy,
Edward and AL s, (Jodi'. of Ilarn-
Steele have been vhsit itig Cr. end
!and Mrs SL's11-‚
Miss, Clark, of Vtsesleada, Alan.,
is renekA.'itig old 1: hinds -hips. in this
iOOSlftydim dateTh ter uf the late
•wit ri
Stanley
Saw logging is -now the leading. in.
dustry-ortille
'Mr GoldiessGraham and his sister
Miss Ella Were; in Auburn last Setter
day iittentitug:Dikifuneral of arelative.
Wilinoe'lltilinan who is spend-
ing theawinter 'est' 1 he home of his
father inelegirionelville visited et 1.11e
henne of:Alre-Ged, Baird last Satut.ds y.
Alia McDougall' and tier daughter
111r. Helroanisfeom Pasqua, Sask. Only A Dream
Mary, of Caradoc, arrived at the home
ofibIrs. John Butchart, Ales. McDou-
gall's mother on ,Monday of this veek.
; Gioslerieit ToWnehlIS
w lipthei•Pletgleti. tleven(ljavgn en o t8rnteil‘etli
den death tee George Stirling of the
,33ayfigd line. The deceneted1 al-
rehloitgli aitling ear same time was as
•well ais usual up till Tuesday 1110'tTh-
trig when he w -as stricken with pee-
alysis and nevelt' recovered, dyiseg
ore :Thursday ni•orning. Hie wife
‘119.,Na.8 13. daughter'of Alfred
Stonehmesespreeleeeaged hero .abet
t(wo yeateg Re ieavee 2 ROMS, Fred-
O•13O1,Ci4i.rid Lesnie, .aegle three iiikoAt'b-
ete e,Alber. bf eGet 1111tItn 'Olt. '
B4ale5fteleeivare, • a via' streng.tin 'the
bin
• erialr TaSeneleieranlif fresr eieters. '111'ha a nindern
Atinie Of Detvoit anid akir.s. oe. 3er-:
• o'anesvIlle,•A.peneli of Se sleet t•-•
chowail. 'tied Mean A . Corrie on S'ask.-
ateheeean. The• funeral to 1Ba'y-
fie,d ,cemoterY on Saterelam was
largely attended, .00 \l'ing the greet'
pect..the deceaeeelt .11eid in
flesisafl
Hensall is trying to f.,;et the 12.h of
Juiv to he heki here this s ear. The
disfriet meeting will be bell in E eeter
this month.
The vote on church union in the
Methodist church result ed as tollows :
total vote east 185 for Union 1311;
egotinst 52.
Tim election to filt the vetoer -icy of
two councillors with threw candidates
in the field, resulted . in one or t,he
most exciting contests has
ever a itnessed. The following Was
the result. Redeem, 150 Joynt 115;
Nicol Ill, with two :ripened ballots,
The first two were deelared elected. '
Itrucefield
Air. McGill, fortnetqy, of Lendeeboro,
has moved into John Solders house.
Ile will wOrk on the railway sec:Lion.
Out- saw milt is fast tilling up with
logs.
A meeting will be held on W Nines.
day next in the Presbyterian Church
to consider the calling of a rainistee,
Rer, Mr. Ballantyne, of Lond
preacried in the presbs teriao Criutch
on Sabbath last. a
Pred Toinlimen, of one village put in
a gasoline fov Cochrane near Kii -
pen.
h.acl a dream one night of late,
WhiSe lying in.rnyi chamber,
And no,W I will the -same trelate
If I can ei.ghti tremember ;
And :to you I do rehearse
The first and seeond stanza,
Ithink. no doubt, ah•at1 you Will stlY
I struck- a 'groan bonanza. ,
I d.reamed I Was a millionaire, 1
And Wore Kinge Geoege's collar -L
And owned in stock' and real este ,e
About a melleom dell•as.s,
I dreamed I owned a blo.ck of land
In •section Numbete Eight,
PIS have.a •echo•ol at my- command
sCativenien.t to my •gatenf•''',"' .
'tr., '1
the community.
.. Heron Oreuntylost ancttier old rest -
demi in the person of Mr. tia•rene/
Ritth•weil, of the Rayfield -lines. Ile
i''Ats.siit•Itiesseseeelitekresenesdaseateaetee.AA,
•'.' The
0 Itlealth
Parkyte Closets are perfect‘
e, ly odorless and a comfortable
system of inside elotet.. • •3
111 & Slitter 3
1\10
Plunabing necessary
$14 to 05.
Cabalist See.for yoerself.
SantleatyPiltiiibeis
, s aechooleequip the serge,
Suppose I pay the nansom.
A meeting thenat once 1 ealled
In ,,segtion Number? Bight,
To quietly discusa !the same;
And matters to retiree.
The faerners al, both/ great end
Came tilled Wit4tstern emotion,
13air you 60,41(11: scarcely legar at ell'
Poe ,such a great commotion. •
The vi -lagers as wen, they came, •
To make their ow'n petitiOn,
As:E.°. their obi:drewa rights to. eltem
Respecting their (Within: .
They spoke of roach impassable,
Ancl oh1 thab,, I'Vwfull, mileage;
Well have ,a echool; if possible,
Right in our lititle village. •
Theee 'were fermers. M,e,.'ds, 'ant: all
combined, ,
And ministers of education ;
Citizens of profoundest mind,
In stern delibetaltion.,
The Diviners rose with firm elocetia
And spoke Wieb, indigent
It seenie 'as thongli eve can't a ere°,
VIrielhoult on 'orbit:rati0s1.
The minister of eclureatiosi (rose,
Arid mede dee:a:Patton ;
Wen' have to fight it out, 1 feat',
Isoltenan prOlteatation.
I've heard yeng tir,guerrieratle (teeday
And see your s'ad -
And ,etalin your/ righ51 to heye a
school,. •. • .• . • '•
And, (grant yen, yonr petition :' •
And in nael. reverie ',alnel' !thew' at`,,
It seems to me most 1'1/oriole1, ,
The hafitie ;well that I•leave ,fought
TriumphanAly vietori ores.
I hada qeliG01 Tight on My gr -ends
Belyond-My expectation, .
1. lead' exeelled in metes lend haus:ids
The laws of niniintaltldn; .
Thimi. I laeisoke,, "twos , Ibnit
35 mast dtifuftyp ,shatht.'1' ' • ,j•
Foo T Was • heitteal naillienalireS, •
BUt just 0. abooing: man/ "
Pen delahond
geese
Ifttllett
Mr. and Mrs., win, (100)1089 ate
sietereMre, W. Pipe. ,
epee ding a, ..feW Weeks With ellebetters
IV,i
r...,a13,1 rr. Alehn Nett. entertained
6 .slngh lead (3 Y011eg,,,, folks of the'
ll'eundarY 111161aq. ,Y.V.eclirpsday egenn
, • Wre. Lee ia ,imsy moving' the • barn
which lieboughe from Mr.Marshal, of'
• Alts,R-eotge ParquharSperet, a week'
With Alre.' Goteithrope, of 'Grocterieh.
rvfr deipMenr8t' Altedite;ggoalhieellellYeewele°
Witt" D. Hoggart.
Mr, lelislittMeVittie spent a few days
of last Week with Moses AlcVittie.
A lergenumber ol' yonag folks gat-
hered nt theiname of Jos. itaPson and
spent FritlaY °veiling with dancing
and all report a, goad tune.
Air. end Willa Stevens, Jr,,
epent Sei natty with the former's sister
Mrs. Joules , of Stapleton. ,
Air, Peed Lobb, of 10th Coneession
Goderich Township and Win, Iliely, of
near Benmiller spent, Sunday at the
home of Humphrey Snell 91 1011) Con.
vession. •
On Tuesday evening or kat week
about 25 frieneis and neighbors of Mr.
Jackson of 13t51 Coneeeeion gathered
at his lioine where they parto_015 of an
oyster supper before their. departure
fin their new home in Afocris.
Mr. John Ale-trittie of Wawanosh
spent a week with his cousin, George
Mos John John Barr died at her home
neat, Blyth on Monday after a long ill-
ness. She leavebesides her husband
a, family of four sons to mourn her
lose.
A•liss Alice Weite, c,t Goderich, spent
Tuesday with Miss Evelyn Hill.
With iStylote of C/onstance, is taking
a course in collevet at St votfurd
Ala and Mrs, Bu -01e 111c0111, of - the
1211s Conceesion, moved to Brueetield
last week. 1
Albert Vodden sold his team of
horses to a party in Sertforth.
Herb, the little son of John Gionslier
bruise bis aria :It the wrist oa Friday,
while playing in the barn.
Mvs. Troop died in Lonetnn on Fri-
day and the re/lulus were interred in
the Darras Church cemetery on Aloe -
day. She leaveone son Thomas of
the 8511 Concession.
Airs 8.1»ella0e101e and bet- father
James Stinbrock epent Sunday with
the formet's cousin, airs. John Cart-
wright.
Armand AleCool spent a week with
hie aunt Mrs. Sande, of Goilinicb.
Alias Mabel Lee epent last week with
her brother eVeelev ie, of Port Ool.
Friends will be, sorrel So hear of
the death of Mrs. J. Baer, wife tif
• Councillor 13arr, who Passed away •
tilts week 'and Was buried on Wed-
nesday at .13lyth, serVicea -being
held at Trinety ehureln Besides
the husband there are 5 sons left
to 11100111 Ithet Goss 'of a kind and
loving wife and mother, Mrs. Barr
had been ill for seyeral anonthe.
Afr..T. Poste:A. Gibbings anti bride
who 'rive been spending it few weeks
with friends iti this vieinity left last
week for Uollingwood where they will
spend some time at the bride's former
home before leavine for theie Western
home near Kindersley, Saskatchewan,
Oyster Supper: -35 surprise party
of ne g,hbors and friends, went to the
home o2115,'. and Mts. Alhert•Jackeon's
of the 1351 Concession 50(1 0)5.45 thern•
selves at home, by epreading a sumpt-
uous oyster supper and invited Mr. and
Mrs. Jeckeon to sit down to, which
they »pm °elated very much. The
evening. was spent in songs and music
and social ciliate, Then all returned
home singing' He'sa jolly good fellow."
Mr Jackson will move onto Mr. Rob-
ert Craig's farm on the fith fine of
Morris which he has rented for a, term
of years.
A Golden Wedding:—The neighbors
and friends of Mr. and Alm James
Cartwright, of Hullett, met at their
home on Monday January 20th, 1012
to celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of
their marrisge. Ali the children,John,
James and Amos, of Ilullett, Mrs
Argent, of Clinton. Mrs. Andrew, of
Auburn. and Miss Lou, at home, with
their families, about forty in , nem be rs
present. Letters of congratulations
were received from distant end absent
friende. A high dinner was served in
the dinning room After which toasts
were propoeed to the bride imd groom.
The king, the guest, the Indies and
our hotne which were respended to.
After dinner all repaired to the parlor.,
where a nicely prepared programme
was given by the grand.chilciren and ti
very interesting recitation from one nf
neighbors, at the close of which
the following address was read by.
James 0. Cartwright and a purse of
gold )Vas,p1eelecl o. bride,ssnd
(grOoin Mary.Argetitae.
ChiliVren ruisi gnand•child.
ren having met, to -day to celebrate the
nnieth anniversary of your marriage,
feel that we Shellid express one grati-
tude 2he1155 meet to -day under such
pleasant circumstances. To few 1)59
oornos such a nrivelege and we 1.5*
:ink() *het ive are so gree tly favoied
11? 115( we 1 511 k of the eitre v own
rhildren at•e to us, we reasize %%hitt a
rare we (1711.5 were to you and we are
indeed thankful for the kind and lov.
ing wee, you trained us. Yoe have
borne your. Imedens bier vely, and they
have been many end heavy, end new
you are enjoyinc. the twilight rest
We trust that you may he l'ree front
,ea re and FOITOw We HSk yonth 80
cept this purse. iend use it, ae you feet
51 woolti give you the ' renst enmfnet.
Tenet ing that Cod will botintiftely
51 taunt hen and co n) fertseo:.:ao.boboth,
ig
Jess G. Cartwright..
• ((abed Benne: -Lest.teandey Dorens
E(St, 1011)00551 wife of Mr. Bee:Omen
Ohnrchill passer] ewer at the age of
/5 years. Deceased lied been in 11
health far some. tinie and ninierwent
an (Mere( ion last yl -sr. Besides lie.r
Imelantl a femily of 11 clinker: etre-
vive t -Ms. George ili1.1"1180/), r,f Da
trent, ; Inas, f)ir•1 remove, of Clin-
ten ; 'West of Medias Columbia ;
Airs, a Govier, of Auburn ; les,nrIV at
Detroit. ; Thomas, of Clinton andJohn.•
Frank, Mamie, Olive and Luella at
borne. The 'funeral, which was large-
ly ,attended, tool< place from her late
residence on Tuesday, interment being
made at the Clinton cemetery. The
deceased was a, member of .81. Paul's
Chureh and the funeral seryice was
conduceed by their Pastor. Rev. C. E.
Jeakins, Wreaths were sent from the
• jackeron'e Factory and also the Olin -
ton Knitting Company. To the hus-
ban(1 s,nd children the synmatby is ex.
tended:
korter'S 11(ill ,
Vaineet ,McInItosit of SonfOrth
is Stinting tfeiendil -,Itho
hselarhOdd (Hike peti,eeks•
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Owing to some difference between
himself and the honed of timstees
Sh-
J In (turas, principal of the nublic
scoot, has tendered his resignation,
to rake effect on Marsh 1
eletein mekey, of the Union Bank-,
Winnipeg, is here 00 a visa, to his Pal.'
0131S,, Mr. ancl Ales, Adam Mcliay.
1111.5. Currie, of Yonne, Sisk., is here
viSitIng hue Inother, Thernas Richard-
son.
Mr. aud Mrs. ;Dimes Riehmoxid, of
Blenheim Township, are visitiore at
the home a MI'S. A. Young tine week.
W. J. Dlitleati. Whe is an extensive
man nfacterer of leggings, intends
branching out into a new industry,
Mr Duncan has recently installed
runchinery for the reeking of canvite
and sheepskin gloves
At the annual rueeting 02 1)15 Sea.
forth Agricultural Soeisty, held ta the
Conninercial lintel, the toile:wing
officers were elected for theyea:
President. J. F. Daly; fit -et vicomvesi-
dent, ,/ohn • McDowell; second viees
president, D. Poetise, nee ham, At a
subsequent meeting of the directors
Mr. Broderick wne appointed secretary
and A. E. Colsoo treiteuver. Tbe
latter's statement showed IL tear ce on
hand of $004 37 after a premium it of
5609 Miti been paid. The directors
decided to hold a seed show in connect
ion with the spring fair arid also to
hold a field crop competition. The
preeident and secretary were annoinr-
ed de'egatei to attend the Provincial
Fairs Association convention, to be
held in Tnronto in February. The
dates of the fall fair were set tor
Thursday and Flidey, September 19
and 20.
Willeghani
An inustrated °attire about the life
of a child picked up on the street,
and the work of the Huron Childrenos
Alel Society, given in the town hall on
Saturday evening, woe largely at-
tended. On the platform were Rev.
J. Pollick, of Goderieh: Pew. a R.
teliller, of Berlin, and Rev. G. V. Col.
fins, of the local Identiet Church.
Oming the evening Mr. W. J. Willis
sang a solo most acceptably. Me.
Harvey Wiltis accompanied hint. Mr.
Miller gave,' an exceltent account of
how ad where the children in the
care of the society are taken. Ile
also gave figureswhich showed bow
the work is extending, end threw ont
euggestisms as tti other renrk to be
done. Atethemonclireicen ot rhe 51 0)010
'0 'was unanimously d'ecided ',to,' ee,
Itallifieb 4, Pirailqb of the.tehildeenne Aid
'here and, the -following ' efficerswere
elected Pt esident, A. li. Musgrove; C
1'. Smith, see: etery, and S. Bennett,
vice- presid eel.
. \VI -0'e worSing at the artesian -well
Ain Wm. lJavidson had his foot pain-
fully ininved when a 0(000 (5' machira
ery fell on it. The big toe was badly
crushed aod -Mr. Davidson will be laid
up for Sonne time. •
Ate& heel her ot imnortant witnesses
in the For twich cisse of alleged Minn AV
age to property on' Hallowe'en Were I st
unable 10 oe present yesterday. Mag.., n
istinte.Morten adjourned the hearing I of
unlit next Fe day.
'r; 01
of t.:11.aifilaut5 dilitrenggoen 7aswelhoenn.e ant t ohhehliiiohrenye ell:
Paseers-by uoticecl the fire and it was Os
I
caught; .fire and started to spree& I'd
extinguished with InICkeiR Of water, ' lit
A meeting of the 1...ecal Option Ai
ASC• •
ot.ta IL n o Wingharn OMR held en 1)
'Tuesday evening when it decided to
once launch , a campaiem foo. lucel
opeon in Wingham in 1011.
An exciting lame way oecutTed
rest erclay on the." mein stveet, 1,111; telt
fortunately no one wits hurt. A
delver by Kent Smith, /0 yearend son lio
of 0, 1? Smith, manager. of the Bank , on
of Haini/ton became ,feightened end I c.• j
got; beyend eon Seel, but the vonn 1 Ill'irt
WaS bSy with the recent storm, (111C11 wa
the yettogster plucky held on te 151:,
linee, mad managed to uecover control'
of the maimed. A. couple of tweets
were narrowly averted, as the potty
ra.n wild several blocks and a weigher
of rigs were on the street, '
Mts. Frances Lewis, otie of the
'oldest and most respected resideets of
Turneerry, died en Alonday, in hen
83rd year, after a short illness. Her
husband and a grown family survive.
The funeral took place yesterclay•to
Wingham c,ennetery, and was largely
attended.
Witighain is having rather hard
lt.rek in its struggle for pure water for
d,ornestic perposes. • $6,500 was voted
two, years ago foe drilling wells; ebout
half that stun hall been spent and no
water m `sight in sufficient, miantley Mons
seli. yet) iallthought iri - drilleng in, the, 'k0n,
berghborhoted'reck has been strtiek
0.,t, poseeit•:',113,t2t,', piet eitiZeAs And ' tteas
Conncie are goings ;to -stick to their
guns, as a progressive( town like
Wing -ham has Ito) have petee eseiter
in the mains. Although tl
ore re
any amount oft good Ivens in the
town, one me ;almost every residen
ce.
isondesboro
Mesets. Ly, ore and films. Man -
sling were Goner/chi visitors on
Tull; tssclaaeYS... ell sva s in CI in t on on
Tuesday -attending thee meettng of
the Diarriet League ,Sxecsitive,
Quarterly con -manners!) SOPViCe
gm:in be held in the Met hoctilstt
chturch next Suncia
the evening a platfoem meeting will
be held when nheee Laym•en 01 -1115
chterch will diocese' the church
anion question 'Last Sunday
pastor, Rev, ,Osterhout, finisned
series of four' se/1m0ms on the
"Basis ot 'Onion". The Ballots for
the volte be distributed next
Sunday.
Rev, Osterhoult ,was Sn 'Clinton
Tuesday attending thcf spiritual
'Conference of tin( Miniatees of tlee
Go:de-rich District and also the Dis-
trict League Exeentivg nufaXing.
List Saturday 3. ()inning, of Barth,
sh1pned two cars of cisttle from this
station.
W. johnaton, of Nettle shipped a
car of potatoes from here this week.
Denhohn, of Myth, shipped a 088.
of hey from this station Ibis week.
Albert V (hien delivered s lot of the
hay as he has rented his farm. R. G.
Smith is getting reedy tn move to the
Vodden farm as a tenant.
As 11. G. Smith is giving up the but-
cher business there re a chance for a
good hand at the business to locate
here. There is plenty of ice handy and
ice house and slaug,hter house and a.
fairly good ttade awaiting some one. to
take hold,
Mrs, Robert Heel:. of Dakota, ;after
some weeks visiting her friends here
started nn her horneward :journey this
yzil;.-1.1tonShe i8 ecconmenied by her
Special schenl rneetiregs are to be
held in S. S. N. 4 and o on Saturday
to try and' settle about new schools or
relenting the old ones.
Me.. Weed I ought ri barn from L
Manning and drew it home tins iveek,
William Lee bought; a barn from Mr,
Slarehal, of Wawitnosh ami had it
elisrmliinme to replace the one burned
e Mr. and Mrs. Cartwright of the 9511
nnicessitilillielde their Gelden INTedd-
nit ttit d Mr.
ni '0Oven tine At 'Wine/fan) held llieirs
el.Tue-clay end last Winter Air. and
WaY mouth of tneSth Concession
1514 0078. Thel-0 is a posuliarity
,111 01 ilvl 5bes rgieseini gpine,s et1;1}eyy 1.11.71 gd
tarried people within one tntle on
lonceseion 0 d $. 1) is net atoll
liree neighbore have Golden Wed&
gs.
05)1
ksttehre Ladies of
Allen invvtionamaetends lost.
_
itute (*nee:ea:nen 11, 11? husbands and
eet to AO oyeter slimier at the home n
Matthew Mains. The ladies lairry
it done their highost expectations as
e supper 1575 5(1 5111,04, The pro -
ammo after slipper was web render-
, Addresees ivere given by Rev,
terhont, Dr. Allison, F. johnston.
-ediegs ley J. W. Cartwright, Mrs.
Itsen, Alas, Joseph Marning, Miss
Osterhout Then there weve 50)119
toes and pleasant; chats rinse the
urs becetne long. The gentlenien
oriipkieddndthnee-ssLcaelles very cordially and
thanked the 'lost and hosil-ES 151
A few neighbors ;assembled et 111e
ism or Mr. and Mrs, 35( 01-11 Jackson
'Tuesday evening. lost and Spent (10
-vn,h1E7 hilP 111105 to their di,tiart-
in Morrie Toe nehip, The ing
s epent ie muslc or eociel eb•tt • rte
whieb oyeteee e served and al ,
g+i
ho
th
1111
"He'e a jolly goott fellow" when all dee
parted to their, homes svishing.Air, ani
Mrs. Jackson futere success in their
0015 horne,
pungannon
Reports presented at meetieg of the
Dungarinon Agricultural Society go
to show that the affairs of the
organization7 despite the partial
failnte owing to wet wheather last
were in a splendid condition, All
the ofticers and directore were return-
ed. with Wen, Beene as president.
The Dungannon Rifle Association
Meeting was largely attended. The
aseociaLion is now in the hest condi-
financially and 1.1 reserically
yen in its history. C. Etliott svas
n elected captain; X. Johnetons
urer. and Et (-lull, Mioretarye